Breezaire Wine Cellar Cooling Units
Breezaire has been building wine cellar cooling systems in the United States since 1985. Self contained through the wall units that mount in a wall and plug into a standard outlet, and split systems that let the noisy half sit up to fifty feet away. Every unit cools without drying the air, holding relative humidity...
Breezaire Wine Cellar Cooling Units
Breezaire has been building wine cellar cooling systems in the United States since 1985. Self contained through the wall units that mount in a wall and plug into a standard outlet, and split systems that let the noisy half sit up to fifty feet away. Every unit cools without drying the air, holding relative humidity in the 50 to 75 percent range that keeps corks tight.
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Talk to a specialist βBreezaire WKL 1060 Through-the-Wall Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (140 cu ft)
BreezaireThe smallest cooling unit Breezaire builds, and the quietest. At 41 dB-A the WKL 1060 runs below the level of normal conversation, which matters wh...
View full detailsBreezaire WKL 2200 Through-the-Wall Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (265 cu ft)
BreezaireThe WKL 2200 is the most common starting point for a first purpose built cellar. It carries nearly double the capacity of the 1060 in an identical ...
View full detailsBreezaire WKL 3000 Through-the-Wall Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (650 cu ft)
BreezaireThe step up into a walk in room. The WKL 3000 more than doubles the 2200 and moves into a larger cabinet, so plan the rough opening around this siz...
View full detailsBreezaire WKL 4000 Through-the-Wall Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (1,000 cu ft)
BreezaireA thousand cubic feet covers most residential cellars people actually build, and the WKL 4000 does it in the same cabinet as the 3000. If your room...
View full detailsBreezaire WKSL 2200 Split Wine Cellar Cooling System (265 cu ft, Fan Coil and Condenser Included)
BreezaireThis is a complete system. Both modules are included in the price: the fan coil that goes inside the cellar and the condenser that goes outside it....
View full detailsBreezaire WKL 6000 Through-the-Wall Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (1,500 cu ft)
BreezaireFifteen hundred cubic feet is a serious room, and the WKL 6000 is still a single self contained unit rather than a split system. That is the whole ...
View full detailsBreezaire WKSL 4000 Split Wine Cellar Cooling System (1,000 cu ft, Fan Coil and Condenser Included)
BreezaireA complete system, both modules included. The fan coil mounts inside the cellar, the condenser goes up to 50 feet away, and the price covers both.T...
View full detailsBreezaire WKL 8000 Through-the-Wall Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (2,000 cu ft)
BreezaireThe top of the self contained line. Two thousand cubic feet in one through the wall cabinet, which is unusual at this capacity. Most systems this s...
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Count what you have and add 25%. Collections grow faster than you expect. A 24-bottle rack fills up in a year for most buyers; a 100-bottle rack buys you five.
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If you buy by the case, look for case-storage modules. If you buy mixed bottles, label-forward racks let you see what you have without pulling every bottle.
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Measure ceiling height, wall width, and depth. Most racks are 12" or 13.5" deep for standard Bordeaux bottles; Burgundy and Champagne need 14"+.
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